FastEditor is the artwork automation layer for print and promo. Logo, photo or text: validated, vectorized, formatted to each supplier's spec and routed to production. Without a designer touching it.
Plans from €95/month plus a per-production-file fee. Live in 3 to 4 weeks.

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Every personalised order has an artwork problem hiding inside it. Wrong format. Colours that can't be reproduced. Lines too thin to embroider. At low volume your artwork team absorbs it. At scale it absorbs your margin, your turnaround and your ability to grow.
Five steps, fully automated. No handoffs, no designer, no back-and-forth. Average time from upload to routed file: 20 seconds.
Your customer drops in whatever they have: a low-res JPG, a PDF, a photo taken on a phone. No file prep, no naming conventions, no design brief.
Backgrounds are removed, thin lines are checked against what the print method can actually hold, and colours are mapped to the supplier’s palette.
The artwork is mapped to the print area at the correct scale, position and curvature. Your customer sees what they will actually receive, not a flat overlay.
A branded print proof is generated and approved in the browser. No PDF attachments, no email rounds, no waiting on a designer to send a mockup back.
Correct format, colour space and dimensions per decoration method. The file arrives ready to run, with no prepress step in between.
Six capabilities carry the pipeline. Each one replaces a step your artwork team does by hand today.
The editor analyses the upload, decides which improvements the file needs (vectorization, upscaling, text conversion, colour fitting, line-thickness repair, background removal) and applies them before anyone downstream sees it.




See where FastEditor fits the rest of your workflow.
A web-to-print editor sometimes goes further. Artwork automation finishes the job every time: a production-ready file, routed to production.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Promidata, European Sourcing or a custom REST integration. FastEditor runs as a self-contained layer inside your order flow, invisible to your customers. No platform migration, no new tooling for operations.
Standard integrations go live in 1 to 2 days. Custom API integrations take around three weeks, with a sandbox and full documentation from day one.
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Every category has its own print areas, techniques and spec limits. Pick one to see the upload, the preview and the production file it generates.
If your case isn't covered here, we'll walk it through on your own products.
Ask us anythingTaking customer-submitted artwork (logos, photos, text) and automatically converting it into production-ready files that meet your supplier's exact specifications. It replaces the manual prep step between customer order and production.
Screen print, embroidery, DTF, DTG, pad print, laser engraving, sublimation, debossing, digital and offset. Output as vector PDF, SVG, PNG or JPG. Embroidery DST output arrives Q3 2026.
For standard orders, yes. Your artwork team handles the exceptions, under 0.05% of orders, plus custom or complex work that sits outside the automated pipeline.
No. Standard uploads are auto-vectorized, upscaled, colour-fitted and background-removed as needed. A phone photo of a business card is a valid starting point.
Yes. That is exactly what the Custom API integration is for. FastEditor is already embedded in bespoke platforms, ERPs and headless stacks. Your developers own the integration; FastEditor owns the artwork.
Files are stored per account in AWS in your local region (EU, US or Australia), never shared between partners and never used to train anything. Access runs through your own API credentials, a DPA is available, and artwork is purged on your retention schedule.
Plans start at €95 per month plus a per-production-file fee, with no commission on your order value. Tiering follows catalogue size and usage.
Standard integrations in 1 to 2 days. Custom API integrations typically 3 to 4 weeks, including catalogue onboarding and spec configuration.